Hi Team,
As a simple thing, I am using join tool to pick common records between two tables that are having different columns.
But, I also need to see records that are not common between both tables. So, case is:-
* I am joining two tables based on common field OrderID
* But there are some orderIDs that are not common between both tables. For instance, some OrderIDs are available in table A but not in table B and vice versa
* So, I need two different lists of data which will be:-
- From table A, orderID that are not available in table B. with such OrderIDs I also want to have other columns(from table A) as well just to check what information we have in those columns. And same information I need to have from table B
Your input will be highly appreciated.
Thank you
@Vikas038 The Alteryx Join tool has three outputs, L, J, and R as separate subsets of your data. If you examine the output of the L (left), you will see the records that existed in the left data set, but do not match with records from the right. The J (join) output provides only the records that are common between the two data sets. And the R (right) output provides the records from the right that don't match with those on the left.